The team with maybe the best starting rotation in the league had its worst start of the season. The only team in the majors without an error committed two in the first two innings. And just like that, the Cincinnati Reds followed their most thrilling, unlikeliest victory one night with a 7-4 dud of a loss to the Miami Marlins on Wednesday – the Reds’ first road loss of the young season after winning their first five games of this opening trip. Veteran right-hander Brady Singer didn’t get out of the third inning of this one, giving up 10 hits and six runs – five earned – before giving way to reliever Sam Moll with two out and one on in the third. It was his worst start since giving up seven runs in 2 1/3 innings against the Nationals in Washington last July 21. He’d also committed the Reds’ first two errors of the season by then, on errant pickoff attempts in the first and second innings – all after the lineup staked him to a 2-0 lead before he ever took the mound. 📹: Gordon Witten...